Home Decor in Niagara Falls, ON

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  1. 4332 Drummond Road, Niagara Falls ON L2E 6C3

    4.7 Superb 78 reviews

    “We have a rental unit that is vacant now. The gas fireplace had not be cleaned for at least 5 years and you could not see through the glass at all. Dave was the gas fitter that showed up to clean it and at first glance was concerned about it's condition and explained in detail everything to us as to why. Dave worked hard for about an hour or so and when finished? You would think we had a new gas fireplace installed. He was very nice, great sense of humor, extremely knowledgeable, and it was very obvious that he cared about the One Stop customers. As a business owner myself? there is no doubt that this guy is a keeper that takes a ton of pride in his work, and loves to please the customer. Awesome service from the booking to the end result!! All the staff are really amazing !!!”

  2. 7790 Blackburn Pkwy, Niagara Falls ON L2H 0A6

    4.6 Superb 30 reviews

    “Their customer services is exceptional! Thanks so much for making the return process so effortless, much appreciated! A Plus on prompt and efficient customer service!”

  3. 6066 Kalar Rd, Niagara Falls ON L2H 1T3

    3.4 Good 15 reviews

    “Excellent customer service. Great response time. Down exactly how I wanted it. Was worried after Tom’s passing that service wouldn’t be as good. Turns out his daughter Vanessa is even better at running the business than her dad. 5plus stars.”

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